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Improving Quality of Feedback with Hattie’s Feed Up, Feed Back, Feed Forward Protocol

As teachers, we know the importance of feedback in advancing our students' learning. We see it in our classrooms in those magic moments when their eyes light up after we suggest a new way to solve a problem or write a thesis statement. This importance is also shown in educational research. In John Hattie's most… Continue reading Improving Quality of Feedback with Hattie’s Feed Up, Feed Back, Feed Forward Protocol

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Learning Out Loud: The Potential Impact of Peer Feedback and Steps to Get Started

Nice work! fix ur spelling Overall, looks pretty good:) This makes no sense!? These are some examples of peer feedback I've seen and heard in my ELA classroom. They include a mixture of broad praise, editing suggestions, vague affirmations, and the occasional empty criticism. I'd like to say this only happened in my early years… Continue reading Learning Out Loud: The Potential Impact of Peer Feedback and Steps to Get Started